Rumor of October 15th Shipment on AliExpress and Uruguay Stock: Changes to Shipping and Import Taxes

📢 There is a rumor that AliExpress will start using 'remessa conforme' in October.

📅 AliExpress sends information to its affiliates about upcoming promotions and events, including 'remessa conforme'.

💯 The rumor was confirmed with a screenshot from AliExpress showing a promotion above 50 during October.

📢 The video discusses a rumor about a new shipping policy on AliExpress starting on October 15.

📧 The video presents images from an email which explain different campaigns and promotions on AliExpress.

📦 There is speculation about a new shipping policy called 'remessa conforme' starting on October 15 or 16.

🔍 There is a rumor that AliExpress has implemented a new shipping method that displays the import tax upfront for purchases.

💰 Additionally, AliExpress announced that they would pay the ICMS for purchases below $50.

🛒 There is speculation that the cost of ICMS might be included in the product price, resulting in potentially higher prices.

📅 The video discusses the delay of a shipment on AliExpress and the possibility of changes in stock and taxes.

💸 People are frustrated with buying low-cost products and paying high taxes, sometimes even higher than the product value.

⏰ It is suggested to wait until November 16th to make purchases due to potential changes and improvements.

📦 There may be a change in shipping policy on AliExpress regarding the delivery time of orders.

⏰ The expected time frame for the change is between October 3rd and October 16th.

💡 It is recommended to wait and see how the changes unfold before making a purchase on AliExpress.

🔑 Recent sales on the channel have mainly consisted of products priced at $50 or less.

🔍 Finding affordable products like memory is relatively easy, but more expensive items require further investigation.

❓ The rumor about purchasing from Uruguay seems unfounded, as no evidence of its validity was found.

🚀 The rumor about a special delivery from AliExpress on October 15th is not valid and originated from a suspicious Twitter profile.

🤔 There is no evidence to support the claim of exemption for products from Uruguay based on the trade agreement with other countries like Paraguay.

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